Sentence examples for collaborative news from inspiring English sources

The system can track people's activities on a variety of Web sites, ranging from collaborative news filtering sites like Digg and Slashdot to music services like Last.fm and video and photo services like YouTube and Flickr.

For example, I love collaborative news sites not so much because they make a lot of money– though they might– but because they've shown what a bad job the "old media" were doing.

The social media-addict mayor announced this week in a press release that he will be partnering with some high powered names (like Oprah, Eric Schmidt, Nathan Richardson, and Sarah Ross) to launch a crowd-sourced collaborative news site called #waywire dedicated to giving the largest and most diverse generation a voice in the news.

But the Steve Jobs item benefited from promotion on collaborative news-rating sites like Digg.

That's the itch NYC-based startup Delve wants to scratch with its new tool for collaborative enterprise news consumption, which provides curated streams for use within and across an organization and its various departments.

That only served to validate the fears of some that with the proliferation of these sorts of collaborative arrangements, news will not only become further homogenized, but also increasingly vulnerable to error.

Newsvine will be a collaborative, social news site.

It is collaborative filtering for news.

A videotape of the interview, scheduled to be shown tonight on "20/20," was made available to The New York Times under a collaborative agreement between the news organizations.

So there is a room devoted to press clippings about Herzog & de Meuron's still-unbuilt Hamburg concert hall, as if to imply that the compelling but contentious and increasingly costly project has evolved in some collaborative and organic fashion, via news media coverage and public interaction.

Such content management may be performed by more specialized users that participate in another collaborative workflow that assembles a news program for consumers.